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Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 3106 (LINC03106) is a long non-coding RNA gene located on chromosome 9p21. It does not code for a protein and belongs to the lincRNA class, a large and diverse group of regulatory RNAs with roles in chromatin regulation and gene expression control. While some database aliases list "putative dUTPase-like protein," there is no credible evidence LINC03106 encodes a protein or enzyme. No direct biological function, disease association, or biomarker/druggability information has been published for LINC03106 as of 2025. It is best categorized as a lincRNA with unknown specific functional significance, pending future research.
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